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1. 1081.▲
   by almost 19y ago

   I have no idea what it what it does and I can't be bother to read all that text. You should assume most people who come to your site will be like me and leave without ever even finding out what it is you do.
2. 1082.▲
   by almost 19y ago

   Thanks captain obvious!
3. 1083.▲
   by almost 19y ago

   None of this is in any way specific to Ajax. It seems to me to be just another example of jumping on the "Ajax" bandwagon.
4. 1084.▲
   by almost 19y ago

   No, they don't
5. 1085.▲
   by almost 19y ago

   No, unfortunately not
6. 1086.▲
   by almost 19y ago

   > Use Square Bracket Notation No
7. 1087.▲
   by almost 19y ago

   I hear Bruce Schneier once calculated all those in his head over lunch.
8. 1088.▲
   by almost 19y ago

   This is quite a common feature on web mail providers (or at least I've seen it several times). GMail definitely does it.
9. 1089.▲
   by almost 19y ago

   A tutorial on using an FTP client? On "Hacker News"? Something is very wrong here...
10. 1090.▲
    by almost 19y ago

    Crack?
11. 1091.▲
    by almost 19y ago

    An absolutely wonderful book, if you haven't read it then get it now!
12. 1092.▲
    by almost 19y ago

    I'm using http://prgmr.com at the moment, $5/month 64MB RAM, 1 GB disk and 10 GB Transfer
13. 1093.▲
    by almost 19y ago

    Isn't it most likely true that most people who edit Wikipedia do so from work? And when they do they probably edit things they know (or think they know) about. Given that, you'd expect these sort of things to happen without any intention on